New Research Project

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After going through the honey bee research, I have found that there are many gaps in my data. That being said, I have decided to change my research topic. I will begin looking at coyote populations and National Parks and other conservation areas, and how these areas are effected by populations. Over the next week, I will create a new outline of due dates to catch up for my final project.

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  1. Kerri MoranNovember 14, 2017 at 9:57 AM

    It's tough when you have an interesting topic but no data to back up your objectives, so I hope this change will make things a lot easier for you!

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  2. Katie DeBell DonnellyDecember 17, 2017 at 2:58 PM

    I'm sorry that you couldn't find reliable data, hopefully moving forward you will be able to !!

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